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From: Patrick Proniewski <patpro@patpro.net>
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Hi,

> Sorry, u right i should be more focus for my question
> more detail is
> - how do i know if mybsd running in good performance?

unless you do some extensive benchmark using your applications so  
that you can compare different settings, it's impossible to say "your  
system performance is good/ok/bad..."

> - where can i get some basic tutor for nice perf. tuning?

man tuning
freebsd handbook
...

so many things, it will drive you crazy. You should try to address  
one thing at a time : HD read/write perf., memory bandwidth, network  
perf, ...

regards,
patpro